Chapter 6: Q39E (page 149)
Draw all of the different monochlorinated products one would obtain by the radical chlorination of these compounds. (Do not consider the stereochemistry of the products in your answer.)

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Chapter 6: Q39E (page 149)
Draw all of the different monochlorinated products one would obtain by the radical chlorination of these compounds. (Do not consider the stereochemistry of the products in your answer.)

(a)

(b)


(c)


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